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. ~ A t r I 1 - er a 817' ,441/oe, fm° l .f > , : , .7+ ;:'-'''N:-- -- -.--/-.' . :.i. l r. - .4 - -., - . 4 _-- , ....i 4 ,4 •--,,,--.. _,--__.. 1 , • : „..... ai , / ..' ,r, 1- --:---- ' - ' 4, -.,r -- A_ , . I .. , ~ t 1 7 , 4,-, -, - ~- ... ~, 4 , 4,- , A -N A''''' • ' , t r.- 4 •-e. .' 0 . 'TUESDAY. FEB it UA R , < Y 3 19 ' . " • •1+: " - Xll l t Pons a ere, /-, C:, NUMBER 793'" refit and s ot IS in y re' tlle II)C 18. [PRICE SEVENYENCE. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jan. 26, 1818. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA rr ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, fit P Vb. r'Posole b c ired at their Office, in Pall-Mall, orar ' rr ' rc eduesday, the 19th day of February next,. f from 1.1\,,: r19 ". , as may b e w illi ng t o undertake the Sapp. y of zz1,..'1) OIL and TURPENTINE, for Service of this t 4; 4"1') " , fora periOd of three Years, determinable after 41 1ti: Pirati°40 f the : first Year,-upon Notice of three Months, rt S ° Mon of e i t h er Party. f the Articles ?nay be viewed upon application at p.; ;-,7cf,"at Stayekeocr's Office in the'nu7r, cad it is " • im et4 l e4 "' all Tenders do express one price only 1 . 7 r the Oil, ti v er 'epired in the raw or boiled state ; and farther Par t„73." together with the ,Terms and .Conditions of the l tall t, "lay be knorm at the Secretary's Office, in Pall r~tlr afnre'eryrrl, an , / Day between the hours of Ten and tkl e , t ° n et °ek, Wher e th e Proposals must be delevered, s t;n a t P ' and 'indorsed " Proposals for Oil and Turpen . o f ;4t " Prop o s a l cau . be admitted filter thesaidlBol, 7 4.4 4 .rir;r:t,et Twelve o'C rock at Noon of 'he scale malt; er?vi lt an: T rer he d, nless the Party making to, ea 1 PM'. di g e Ut in his behalf a , sh re all u attend. By Order of the Beard, • . • H. CRE Ur, Secretary., OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, „Innu.ary 7, 1818. THE MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of ORDNANCE having granted their Authority for the SALE of IMPRESSIONS, taken from the Plates engraved on a scale of one inch to a mile, from the General Survey of Great Britain, performed under the superintendance of Co lonel WILLIAM MUDGE, of the Royal Artillery, the Public are hereby informed, that Twenty-eight Plates a re already finished, and. thitt ImpressiOns • from them are on Sale at the . Drawing-Room, in the Tower of London. These Plates form a complete Map of the. Coast from Folkstone-, in Kent, to the 'Land's Ertdin Cornwall, and thence to Week St. LaWreuce, near Bristol, and also from the Thames to Orfordness, Several other Plates of the Work are now in band, and Part VI. which contains nearly the whole of Surrey, and the Northern Part of Hampshire, is just completed and pub- NOTICE TO ARTISTS. ROYAL ACADEMY, SONIER,,ET-HOUSE. COMMON COUNCIL IVOTICI is hereby liven, Th,r all. WORKS .i. intended for, the csn;tting EVITIWCION dust be sent to the P.OYAL'ACADEMY o❑ MONDAY the tith..orTVES DAY the 7th of APRIL, after which time noi,e can be re ceived.—Further Particulars - will be given in a future Ad vertisement. Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall, which was numerously attended. — After the last proceedings had been read, and sundry lease, sealed, • . A Petition was presented from the Waterloo Bridge Company, relative to an intended applit.a holt to Parliament for further powers, trod fur an alteration in the proposed line of road from the said Bridge, winch would affect ,ome of the Cry's property in that neighbourhood, and referred to the examination of the Committee•for Letting the Bridge-House Lands. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary . PUBLICATIONS. _ This Day was published, .Tn'One VOlutue, 410. 16 Plates, el. ss. • CCOUNT of a VOYAGE of DISCOVERY to. the Western Coast of COREA, and the 6REAT LOO CHOO ISLAND. By Captain BASIL HALL, R.N. F.R.S. Printed for JOHN MuRRAt, AThrmarle-strcet. lisped. By application to Mr. Baker, at the Drawing-Room, where an Index Map will be shewn, Gentlemen wishing to procure a Map of the Country soiroptidiug their own Habitations, ruarsclect an? Sheets they please for that purpose. All Letters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Raker, under cover to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, London, will be immediately attended to. • • • "By Order of the Board, lt, H. CREW, Secretary.' This Day was published, in 6vo. price ss. O. boards, vmwtile PRESENT-INCREASE of the SLAVE TRADE, the Came of that Increase, and suggesting a Mode for effecting its total Annihilation; with Observations on the African Institution anti Edinburgh Re view, .and . upoti the Speeches of Messrs. 'iVilberforce and Brougham',' delivered in the Hotise of Commons, July 9, 1817., ira - • Also, a Plan submitted fot civilizing Africa, and introduc ing Free Labourers into curyolonies in the West indiei. . ►r:?' By ROBERT THORPE, Esq. LID. Late Chief Justh:e of Sierra Leone, and Judge of the ViCe irer ind 74' i ~t. , CE OF ORDIVAN'OF., Jan. 2G, 1813. PRINCIP,4I, OFFICERS qf His .N 31-1- 4 'po.,, jB TY's ORD ArdCE do hereby give Notice, teat - eoe b ef : 4 *Oil be receiv e d a t th e ir Qqice,iit Pall-Mall, ors Irt , ,, t Irednesd ay , th e 18th d a y o f February next, t 84(.4 Pers ons as may h e w illi ng t o un d er t a k e the Sinn ois 1 4, . t ; J ENGLISH and FOREIGN IRON, for Service of 'l4 ePtrtntent, for a period of three Years, determinable fit '2l.flt2 t 4 n e Zroir a ti o of the first Year, ,upon Notice - of three 8 2 , ee t at the op ti on o f e i ther P arty. i ti 4tt us of the drticles may be viewed upon .dpplica- Arik Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and t4 t4a ~.7 " l i eu tars, together with the Terms and Condi-. rje c the Contract, y known at the Secretary's I f 7 ,e' t:4 P all-ltrall aforesaid, any'Day between the Hours (t2 " l Four o'clock, where the Pruposals-inust be bpi -el, Sealed .up, and endorsed " Proposals for Iron ;''' kO O t o Pr Voecti MN be admitted after the said lqm of Fe l'l,!/: at ' Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither . tr, 'V ?'ender be noticed, unless the Parte Inaking it, 44 geut.6, hi s b e h a lf; shall attend, ••• By Order of the. Board, R. 1-1. CREW, Secretary. AVY-OFFICE, Jan. 31, 1618. 111411.' Nr 'to t Honourable the LORDS cOM -111 . IISICI N'ERS of his MAJESTY's TREASURE hay "::.P•l ; 1 .4t '1l MONEY for the PAYMENT of HALF - PAY to fr . ton the Ist of October to the 3tst all, according to his Majesty's Establishments in 114 ,”c , t hese are to giee Notice, that the several Pay- . Itt "'t ‘- 1 , 1 : 16 "1".in t o be made at the Pay-Office, by the Trea en tt " fli q-rt Nfaiesty's Navy, at Ten o'Clock in the Morning, (),:ileing days, viz.— Qs Ulf 9t h, loth, and 11th February, to Admirals, Cap, 0 1 ; t1 4441 t heir Atturnies. te 4 . itit 12111, lath, 16th, and 17th of February, to , Lieu (lolplains, and their Attornies. 4 Arl ue 18,1, firm Surgeons, 19th of February, to Masters, A r , li"e r, and their Attornies. be t well the Li s ts will he recalled the first and third tait s : 4 ' cl aY Ili every Month, that all Persons may then, and 41ki r alt'o'd to receive what m.:v become payable to them; Itor li i Vith them the Affidavit required, touching their_ 1 4, . 4114 . c; enjoy e d t h e b ene fi t o f any P u bli c E mp l o y men t ~i or on Sh ore, d ur i ng th e ti me th e y are t o b e paid dot L ftlf- P 4 v; and in case any of the said Officers should , t!):,; ' i '64 ' 1 0 attend themselves, 'bat e,mploy Attorni es for i~e' ) I ' l '°'e, that th e sa id Att orn i es d o pro d uce th e le,cA. ffi_ is 111 Nti the Persons they are employedby. ere Officers ace ALiroad 'on leave, their Agents are to ee attested' Copies of such leave, before the Half-pay -r" e d ttt b y Act of P ar li ament passe d i n th e 35th y ear o f hi s l‘lhjest v ' s R e i gn, ent i tnle d , " An Act for' establish -Ire easy and expe di t i ons met h o d f or t h e P aymen t of It:ht,,r!belongiug to his Majesty's Nary," it enacted hythe ~l aos e of th e s a id A c t, " th at if any Commissioned or 1 1 ,: r4 " Naval O ficer, who shall be entitled to receive Half aod shalt b e desirous to receive and be paid the same at P l 4co of his Residence, he may apply to theTrea -4 o f his M a j esty ' s Navy in London, to have such Half-Pay ) , 4 1 i 4 t or near the place of bis Reidenee, &c. in the manner 41!!dent by the said Act." And by a further Act passed in the of his present Majesty's Reign, entituled, " An Act fl4;te44lilitig the 'Officers in his Majesty's Navy and their Re -I.),,tl,,tllatives, to draw for and receive their Half-Pay," it- is `''eat ' v 'et f ect by the Ist and sd Clauses of the said Act, " that if • s)i4 er in his Majesty's Navy, who shall be entitled to re- Sum of Money for or on account of his Llalf-Pay, he desirous of drawing a Bill of Exchange for the same, Commis s i o n e rs of hi s M a j es t y ' s N avy, i nstead of re .6)g the same b y Remittance Bill, he shall signify s u c h de . ht:%.6?' Letter t o the Treasurer of his M a j esty ' s N ary; an d • if 41 101.licei in his Majesty's N a vy, w h o s h a ll b e ent i tled e,„ : 1, 41 .""e any sum of Money for or on account of Half-Pay, elerle'sirous o f h av i ng hi s H a lf-P ay pa i d to hint by Ex at any of his Majesty's Dpck Yards, where Clerks for Pat:lieut. of ) . .s fur the N av y s h a ll res id e, i nstead o f ‘ o lgthe s ame b y R em i ttance Bill or Bill of Exchange, i ce 4 t() apply eith e r t o th e proper Clerk at the Na v y P a y Of :1,11,011(ton, or at the Pay Office at sects Dock-Yard, sig,ni lig %e el, his desire " Notice is hereby further given, that .I.lalf - Pay cutting the 31st D ecem b er, 1817, will commence fra on th e 9 t h o f next Month, and all Persons desirous of • "ig for, or of having their Half-Pay remitted to them, 11:kt. a pply as above directed. of Exchange drawn under or by virtue of the ~t ' Onive recit e d are nut liable to the Stamp Duty. ) persons residing out of his Majesty's Dominions are an ' led the privileges of the Act. PAST INDIA HOUSE, JAN. 28. 18)8. n E - COURT of DIRECTORS of the " IL uNrrED 'COMPANY of NIERCH ANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, ' That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COMPANY's STOCK will be shut on Tuesday, the 3d March next, at Two o'clock, and opened again on ThUrsday, the 9th April foltowing. sThat a QUARTERLY GENgRAL COURT of the said COMPANY will.he h. Id at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th if March next, at Eleven o'clock _ in the Forenoon. That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will he held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNES-. DAY, the Sth April next, from Mne o'clock in the• Morning until Six in the Evening, for the ELECTION of SIX DI RECTORS of the said Company for four Years. And that the LISTS of the MEMBERS of the said COM PANY wilt. be ready tram delivered at this House, on Mon day, the 23d March next. JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary:- • - THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. QWIFT and Co. solicit the attention of the 1.7 Public to the SCHEMEof the NEW LOTTERY, which contains the following unusual List of Capital Prizes, viz.- 3 Prizes of L. 30,000 Sterling Money L. 30,00 0-. 3 of. 5,000 Sterling M0ney....15,0e0 10 of 1,000 Sterling M0ney....10,000 it of 5OO Sterling Money.... 6,000 - 14 ' 400 Sterling M0ney....'5;600 - 18 of BOO Sterling Money.... 5,400 40 of 2OO Sterling Money.... 5,000 Besides others of 1001 , SOL, 251., &c. &c. addition to which Twelve Pipes of the best Old Port Wine may he .ohlained by the Purchasers of Tickets or Shares, at the Old and Fortunate Offices of SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry; :12, Charing- Cross; and 31, Aldgate High-street. • EYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Curnhtll, rerun's his grateful Thanks for the favours of his Friends, re. .ceired for more than Twenty Years past, ana most respect fully presents them with the Heads of the SCHEME .of the NEW YEAR'S LICIITERI, which he flatters himself need only be seen to he generally approved.—There are Three Grand Prizes of 30,00u1. each, which, with the 97 other Ca pitals, will be all paid in Sterling Money. The Drawing be gins the 4th of March, and the First-drawn Blank, on .each Day, will he entitled to the proportion of 12 Pipes of Old Port Wine in exchange,, for 1,000 years,' or longer if re quired; full particulars of which may ire bad, gratis, at 2, Cornhill, where every description of Business in the-Public Fund% is faithfully transacted.—The different variationsin the Government Securities may be known as above every hour. . . ATEDNESDAY, 4th Next Month, (MArch 11 Nearly 5,000 Tickets lutist be drawn that Day. The First-drawn Prize will have ',OOO move. The Scheme con ta,ns ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS, THREE PRIZES. OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! and the Tickets are now Selling at only 191. 10s.—No Stock Prizes.—No Classes.— Every - Ticket will be drawn separately.—Every Prize is Ster ling Money. Twelve Pipes of Port in addition to the follow ing 3 .... Prizes of £.30,000 Money C 90,000 3 , 5,000 ....Money 15,000 10 .. 12 5OO . Money 6,000 14 18 3,590-of L. 200, L. 103, 1 50, &c. &c.. Money 411,000 ALL s rEitu:so MONEY. But, Exclusive of the above, and totally independent of, the Scheme, - TWELVE PIPES OF Old PORT WINE. Each of the Holders of the First-drawn Blank, on the First, Second, and Third Days . of Drawing, may immediately select . from the Stock of any Wine Merchantthe.y please, Four Pipes of the very best old Port Wine, awl in proportion for Slimes. To enumerate all the Capital' PriZeS sold by BISH, the Contractor, and by his Agcnts, within the last few Years, would require several folio volumes. In the last Lottery of THREE PRIZES OF L. 30,000, BISH sold them ALL!! ! And in the very Last Lottery, THREE PRIZES of ,C 20,000, and various other Capitals, ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty different Towns in the Country. * * l , Any particular - or fancy Numbers may now be had at the respective ()dices, or of BISH, Contractor, Cornhill, and Charing-Cross, London ; and his Agents in England, Ireland, and Scotland. DOCTOR SOLOMON'S ,JUSTLY CELEBRATED GUIDE TO HEALTH ; OR ADVICE TO BOTH SEXES.—Price Three Shillings. THIS interesting Iftsblication so very materially concerns those to whom, by its title, it is addressed, that it is hoped wine, entrusted with Cases so important as the morals, health, and longevity- of the rising generation, will omit to give it a general perusal. This Work has, been the labour of many years 'experience and observation on the calamitous consequences of a destructive habit, to obtain a remedy against which, the Doctor has devoted the principal part of his life. Nothing can certainly be of mor, importance to both Sexes than to he properly acquainted with every symptom of such Diseases as they are liable to, and how to manage themselves when afflicted with any of them. In this Work is.also added, An Essay on the Venereal Dis ease, and Seminal ‘Vea.kness ; also, An Appendix on Nervous: Complaints. Illustrated and interspersed with a variety of authentic facts never before published. SMd by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street; Ward,324,Hnl: horn; Leigh, 18, Strand; and Mr. Goatley, 133, Mincries. Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market To it: throughout the -Kingdom, And all other Medicine Venders. .. , . Admiralty Court in that Colony. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Londgo. . .: . .TO BE SOLD, BY AUCTION, By Mt'. SOTHEBY, at. his Honse,lo, strand, opposite Catherine -street, on MONDAY, February 2, and Twelve following Days (Sundays and February Mb excepted), at 12 tiClosk, _ . THE Valuable and Extensive COLLECTION of PRINTS, consisting principally of BRITISH POR TRAITS, , the Property of the late HENRY - IBBOTT, Esq. ertihracing every Description of Character, from the earliest Period down to the Commencen•ent. of the present Reign, by the utost.eminent Engravers, viz Faithorne, Glover, Hollar, Loggan, Lonibart, Marshall, Valck, Vanilrehanc, Voerst, &c. many of which are of peculiar rarity, and several tadAne.. Also, the Works of GEORGE VERTUTE, contai;ling• a number of Prooft; and curious Variations.. rare Mezzo tint() Portraits, by Beckett, Browne, Blootelinm ' Place. ToMpson, Van Sourer, Verkolve, Williams, &c.'incruding the much esteemed Works of J. Sioit h, choice impressions. Fine F.ngrav , d Foreign Port! aits, by Dreilt, Edelinck, M;tsson, Nanteneil, Van Schuppen, &c. Miscellaneous Prints by. A ncient Masters, a few Copperplates, Books of Prints and Use ful Port-folios. N.B. The above Collection• was formed near Forty Years since, by the Father of Mr. Ibbot, the well-known and ex •perienved Benjamin Mott, Esq. the Friend and Fellow Col lector of the late Lord Orford, the Rev. Mr. Granger, Mr. Gulston. Sir William Musgrave, Sir .lames Lake, Richard Bull, and Anthony Storer, Esq. &c. &c. and remain in the same state they came into the possession of the late Pro prietor. To he viewed on Thnrsday, January 29th, to the time of Sale, and Catalog ues (price 25. ) had at the Place of Sale. 11USENCE SHRIMPS, a flew and . superior ALA FISH SAUCE. It will be found equal .in point• . of strength to Essence of Anchovies, and far excels it in fla vour; to the admirer a that Fish,, asaSauce, it will bea great acquisition; and it is particularly convenient, as it is used. as Essence of Anchovies, and saves the time of picking the Shrimps, &c. The Proprietors flatter themselves that when once a trial is g iven, it will obtain a pre-eminence over all other Sauces f ur broiled and fried Fish. Made by C. Dinmore and Son ; and sold, only wholesale, by T. Powell and Son, at their Italian and:Oil Warehouse, l tI, Holborn-hill, Corner of Hatton-garden ; and of most of the respectable Fish*Sande Venders - in Town and Country. CHILBLAINS CURED FOR Is. i d. MARSUALL'S CUATE l're - ents and Cores those trouble Some and painful visitants CHIL BLAINS, whether in a broken or unbroken state ; removes the Itching and Inflammation on 'the first application, and when hroben, heals in a Much shorter time than can be cre dited hut by experience. _ Wounds, Ulcerated-Legs, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, and Ul cers, of every denomination, and of bowl:rev . long standing, are effectually cured by this Cerate. . . , . (Copy of a Letter.) . , . , - " Birmingham, June 18, 1804. . . " Gentlemen,—A very singular and important Cure per formed-by Marshall's Universal Cerate demands publicity. S. Galton, Esq. had a man of the name of Harris. working, who had been afflicted for fifteen years wittra Most shocking inflamed and bail leg, insomuch as to be almost in a state of putrefaction ; he had been in the London- Hospitals, to the salt watet;afidUnder Surgeons of this place, for seven years past, when eight boxes of Marshall's Universal Cerate, ly• bought. of me, completely• cured him'. 4 shall think the Pro prietor is 'promoting the cause of humanity, by publishing this case, and every opportunity of making -it known will be embraced by . _ . . Your obedient bumble servant, • " E. MARCY, Bookseller. " Bull-street, Birmingham.' Sold wholesale and retail by Mrs.•Marsball's 'Agent, E. Edwards, 60, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church-yard, Lou don. Price Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. per box. - FROM SATURDAY'S GAZErfE. DIVIDENDS. • Feb. 21, J. Tomlinson, Tooley-street, Borough, haber dasher—Feb. es, J. Halibut'', Shoreditch, distiller—Feb. 24, .1. Frewing,Elackwater, Surrey, grocer—Feb. E.,. C. and E. G. Boldero, - Sir H. Lushington, and IL Boldero, Cornhill, bankers—Feb. 3, A. Hislop, and J. Sadler, Bow-lane, ware housemen—Feb. 21, J. Packer, Paittswick, Gloucester, clo thier—Feb. 24, N. Gilbee, Denton, Kent, coal-merchant Feb. 21, 'W. Taylor, Clifton, Lancaster, innkeeper--Tt:b2l3, W. Small, Taunton, Somerset, vintner—Feb. 1.7, T, D. La tham, and J. Parry, Devonshire-square, merchants—Feb. 14, A. Greases, Queen-street, Cheapside, merchant—Feb. 23, W. Haigh, Barnsley, York, grocer-Feb. 21, W. Graves, Fal conburgh-court, Sutton-street, Sohn, coach-master—Feb: 24, W. Richards, Chatham, blacksmith—Feb. 21, T. Dowdy, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, tailor—Feb. 21, H. Sitf ken; Bush-lane, merchant—Feb. 26, R. Scotland, South Shields, ship-owner—Feb. 26, A. Earl, Carlisle, Cumber land, druggist—Feb. 21, C. Knowlton, • Bristol, haberdasher— Feb. 22, R. and E. Hodgson, -Newcastle-upon.:Tyne, coach makers—Feb. 21, J. Fean, Parliament-Street, Westminster, draper—March 21, J. Robertson and J.Stein, Lawrence Puult ney-hill, merchants—Feb. 23, J., Manton, Birmingham, fac tor—Feb. 21, Pngsley. Lower Road, Islington, doorcloth manufacturer—Feb. 28, R. Anderton, Birmingham, culler— Feb. et, T.. 1. and 11. Gibbons, jun. Wolverhampton, Staf • ford, hankers—Feb. 23, E. S. Cotterel, Manchester, calico- . printer—Feb. 23, C. Long, High Hoyland, York, surgeon— Feb: 26, J. Ingleby, Lygan-y-wern, merchant—Feb. 23, A. Whitehead, Barn within Saddleworth, clothier—Feb.2l, J. Balimer, City Chambers, Bishopsgate-street, merchant—Feb. 26, R. Birtles, Bilmingiam, factor. CERTIFICATES—Fv.a. 21. H. Thwaites, Bond-court,lbrook, paper merchant—J. Dyson, Melt York, clothier-3. Collinson, Hud dersfield, York, boat-builder—T. Smith, Chepstow, Mon mouth,cabinet-maker—J. Thorp, Ely,. Cambridge, merchant —N. Redhead, Bernath, CuMberland, banker—W. Greenly, Tenbury, Worcester, shoemaker—G. Daniel, Birmingham, merchant,—A. H. Thieson, Bernard-street, Russel-square, 'merchant—M. Jarvis, _Parton, Stafford, miller—A. Haigh, York, hosier G. Elliot, Woodchurch, Kent. butcher. A Report was presented from the lanpro , vement Cononiite,e who had superintended the erection of the New -Prison for Debtors for London and Mid:- dlesex, recommending an' application to Parlia ment for raising the sun) of 34,0001. to be applied -to the discharge of the several tradeSmen and ar r tificers' bills—for work done, on completing the said prison, - which was agreed to and 1" petition to the Hon. House of !Commons being prepared, the same was-approved and ordered to he present ed to: thwith by flie Sheliti,- attended by _the Re membrancer, and the Committee empon.ered to prosecute the same as tbey should he advised. Another Report from the said Committee was then brought up and read, recommending to the Court to grant the stun of 5001. toe setting hack three houses in Upper Thdmes-strerr, which wonid complete the Whole line of improvement in that street, from Fish-street-hill to fit. Mnutio's'- lane; upon which Mr. FA ELL addressed the Court, requesting, that betore any decision was come to Oiereon, a Repots from the Committee of Gard Expellees, who were anpo.nted to investi gate this, Ci'y's Income and Expenditure, teight first he read, and which that Colnmittee were then ready to present ; and - the same havin been read from the Table of the Court, a long di.cirs. , sion enStied tl.ereon, which was finally agreed to unanimously. The Report for the Grant of 5001. towards the Improvement in Upper Thames=stieet, was then considered and agreed to, and the Committee empowered to carry the same into effect. The Town Clerk laid before the Court a Letter and Siatenient annexed from the Irish Society in respect of the Order of the Court, tbreciing the stud Society to deliver in a brief Statement of their Accounts annually, which was ordered to be printed at length in the minutes of proceedings. THE ARMY. Edinrnirgh, Jan 9, 1818. MY DEAR SlR,—The few officers of the late 34 Battalion •Roy Scots, whci'were present at the tlnie of your'removal from it to the Ist Battalio:4, would ha'Ve then expressed the feelings of strong and respectful attachment with which your conduct had filled them, hitt they were unwilling to have Iheappearance of excluding tUr absent brother Officers from joining in sentiments which they well knew were universal. ' I have. now the gratification of ,addressing you in the manse of all, so far as I have had a,, opportunity of communicating with - them who served under your command - at the'Rattle 4.f Waterloo, and I am desired,by them. to request.your accept ance of a Sword,, of the value of Seventy Guineas, as a small tribute.of our regard. To us, the remembrance of a long and intimate connection is endeared by your geptiemanly and conciliating manners; and on your:part, the friendly in terest whieh you have taken in each individual of onr nnia her, induces us to hope iiiat you will attach some 'valuelo this m.lniorial, hoWeVer slight, of our gratitude and esteem.; Henceforward, we must be partially Eeparated from you and each other, but if the situation of our country calls ag,:in for your active services, we kriow that your conduct will he what it has always been, the model of a British Soldier ! Its 1 , ...tce, or should any 'part of your ' atter-life be spent its retirement, may your,own prosperity equal your uni in Limi ness to those who are placed within the sphere of yoUr friendship. Nothing ctluld be more gratifying to me, than my being by my brother Officers to convey their sent intents to you, i n which I stiost heartily unite, and with es er . : Stied wish for your health and happiness, I have the hono.:r tithe, dear Sir, Your obedient, and most faithful servant, It. DUDGe.ON, Captain,,lst . or Royal Scots, • To Lieut.-Colonel Colin Campbell, • C. B. ist Battalion Ist or Royal Scots.—Cavan. • (ANSWER.) • Cavan, Jan. 24, )518. My DEAR 5T11, 7 -4 yesterday tc:ceived your letter of the 9th inst. informing me that you have.been deputed by the Offi cers I had the honour to command in the late ad Battalion Royal Scots, to convey to me their kind dishes for my wel fare, and to present me with a Sword as a tribute of. their lasting regard.. I request you will do me the favour to.as sure my old brother Officers, that I shall ever place the highest value on their gift; though no memorial was necessary to re midd'me of the many . happy days ,we lived•togetlier,-nor to ensure my retaining to the day of my death, sentiments of the greatest esteem for them as Officers and Gentlemen; -and feelings of the warmest attachment to them as . private friends. - You and Ihave been so long friends in the true sense of the word, that I, shall say no 'tore of feelings towards yourself, than that I remain, . Yuur's ever, To Capt. Dudgeon, Ist. or Royal Scots.—London. IRELAND. COLIN CAMPBELL. The detachments belonging to the 16th Lancers whit!) were doing-duty at Drogheda, received a route, di, ecting then► to march to Dublin, in order to join the head-quarters of the Regiment. . The detachment belonging to the 97th regiment of foot, which was quartered at Kent»are, has -re ceiveo a route, Ordtritlgibent to march trout that town . to Tralee, where they will join the.head quarters of the regiment. - A detachment belonging to the 41st Regiment of foot,• which was doing duty at rent, has re ceived a roue to March from that station to Naas, Abe head-quarters.-of the Regiment. A detachment belongipg to► the 74th Regiment of Fnot, which was stationed at Rutland, has re ceived orders to march from that town, anti pro ceed to Duntanahy, where the detachment is to continue doing duty until relieved by other troops.